The Sunday morning news. [volume] (Jersey City [N.J.]) 1886-1891, 1887-06-19

Bergen Point.
~ Miss Sarah Mande, of Brooklyn, N. Y
is the guest of her aunt, Mrs. William
Bryce Of FIRST street, Bergen Point.
It has been announced that the annual
club regatta of the Argonauta Rowing As
ISOLATION, of Bergen Point, will occur or
July 4th.
The Red Lights, OF Bergen Point, defeat
ed the Red Lights, of Elijah ethport, by {
score of IA to Z, at Bergen Point, Sunday
afternoon.
Aftera sojourn of several months dura
ton in the Bermuda Islands, Mr.. Samue
Baker has returned to his home on Avenue
B. Ceutreville.
After residence of over year with her
uncle, Mr.. Oscar M. Sanford, of Bergen
Point, Miss N. Watterson has returned to
her home in Utica, N. Y.
The Board of Education will meet TO-
morrow evening in regular session. A
meeting of the Board of Councilmen will
also be held Tuesday evening.
Much to the chagrin of the first nine OF
the Pamrapo Athletic Club, the second
nine of the organization managed to van
quish them at Pamrapo by score of Is to
II.
Another victory was won from the Hor-
nets, of Staten Island. by the Polka Dots,
of Bergen Point, in the return game played
at Port Richmond, S. I. The score was
to 10.
For prominent yachtsman of Whining
ton, North Carolina, twenty foot glib and
main sail boat is being completed by Pat
Mcclellan, the well known yacht builder of
Pamrapo.
School Trustee James McHugh, has ap-
piled for his exempt freman's certificate,
having served the requisite time as mem
Der of Bayonne Engine Company, No l, of
Bergen Point.
At recent meeting of Columbia Hook
and Ladder Company, No. 8, of Bergen
Point, Thomas Magner resigned his mem-
bership. and James Brandon Yves chosen
to fill Re vacancy.
An easy victory was won on the Avenue
S grounds, at Bergen Point, from the nine
of the Polytechnic Institute, of Brooklyn,
by the team of the Bergen Point Athletic
Club. The score was to 5.
The Black Diamonds, of Elizabeth,
crossed bats with the team of the Bayonne
Athletic Association, on the Avenue A.
Bayonne proper grounds, and by score of
% to Is, were taken into camp.
The annual election for officers OF the
Pamrapo Building and Loan Association
will be acid Tuesday evening. At the last
meeting of the organization $4,000 was
sold at premium of per cent.
From the nine of the Young Mems
Catholic Union, of Port Richmond, S. l.,
team of the Young Men 8 Catholic Lyceum
of Bergen Point won by score of 16 to Is
another victory Sunday afternoon.
Following the session to be held to-mor-
row evening by Bayonne Council, No 695.
Royal Arcanum, in Arcanum Hall at Bay
onne proper, the members will held an
other of their pleasant entertainments.
Ex-CAuncilman Henry @. Sewage, of
Third street, Bergen Point, and his family,
will sum mer at Summit. N. j. Their resi-
dence will, in the meantime, be occupied
by Mrs. Sherman and family, of New York
City.
Rev. Robert E. F arrier, of New York
CITY. will oficiate at the services to be held
this morning in the Third Germany Re-
formed Church on Avenue T, under the
auspices of the Baptist Society of Bergen
Point.
Councilman Nicholas Carroll. of Bergen
Point, and Miss Annie Lyons, daughter of
Mr.. Charles Lyons, of Bayonne proper,
will be married Wednesday evening in st.
Mary's Star CT the Sea R. G. Church, at
Bergen Point.
By score of u to 8, the team of the
Bergen Point Athletic Club Won its second
victory of the season from the nine of the
Brooklyn Athletic Association, in game
played Wednesday afternoon, on the Ave-
nue. S grounds.
Mr.. Peter Greary, of Sixteenth street,
Bergen Point, and Miss Della O'Donnell,
were married Thursday afternoon in the
st. Patrick's Cathedral, New York city.
They have gone to housekeeping on Ave-
nue. D, Bergen Point.
Messrs. Lorenzo Hamm, of Pamrapo,
and Joseph Coffey, of Constable Hook,
have matched their trotters for a race to
occur on the course of the West Side
Driving Park, on Wednesday, June 25th.
The trot will be for 500 side.
Return game between the second nine
of the Staten Island Athletic Club and the
team of the Bergen Point Junior Athletic
Club will be played Tuesday afternoon, on
the grounds of the Staten Island Athletic
Club, at West New Brighton, S. |.
Rev. Charles F. Hull, pastor of the Matti-
sou NJ E. Church, will read paper upon
the Attack on Fort Fisher, and Editor
Edward Gardner, of the Bayonne Times,
will narrate his experience at the execu-
tlou VI Oultedus eAe assaeeih VI OaiAoio'
new steam yacht which will be chris
tened ''Argonauta" was launched in the
Kill Won Kull Tuesday afternoon by Mr..
Daniel ) Gilchrist, of Bergen Point. The
craft is thirty-fve feet ng, and is fur.
nished with an engine of four horse
power.
Mr., and Mrs. Thomas L. P. DAILY, of
Bayonne avenue, Bayonne proper, appro-
priately celebrated the fifteenth anniver-
sary OF their wedding day, at their resi-
dence, Wednesday evening. Many of their
friends also rendered them pleasant re-
ception.
Teams from Columbia Hook and Ladder
Company, No. 8, of Bergen Point, and
Americas Engine Company, No. 2. of Cen